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BRAIN FINGERPRINTING TECHNOLOGY
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What is Brain Fingerprinting?
Brain Fingerprinting is a scientific technique to determine whether or not specific information is stored in an individual's brain.
Quick Overview
Invented By Dr Lawrence A. Farwell.
It’s a patented technique of proven accuracy in US government tests.
Ruled Admissible in one US Court as scientific evidence.
It has a record of 100% Accuracy.
What is MERMER?
A MERMER is a part of the brainwave observed in response to familiar information.
When the brain recognizes something, neurons are fired synchronously, eliciting characteristic changes in brain activity.
It is these changes, that investigators look for when trying to determine whether someone recognizes a particular piece of information.
It incorporates the following procedure:
A sequence of words, phrases, or pictures is presented on a video monitor to the subject, wearing a special headband designed for detecting the brain wave responses.
Three types of stimuli are presented:
1.Target2. Irrelevant 3. Probe
Target : The target stimuli are made relevant and noteworthy to all subjects.
Irrelevant : These have no relation to the situation under investigation.
Probes : Probes are the stimuli that are relevant to the situation under investigation.
The targets provide a template for a response that will be generated when a subject recognizes a stimuli familiar to the situation under investigation.
The irrelevant provide a template, for a response that will be generated when a subject don’t recognizes a stimuli familiar to the situation under investigation.
Comparisons with other technologies
Fingerprints and DNA are available in only 1% of crimes. The brain and the evidence recorded in it are always there.
No questions are asked and no answers are given during Farwell Brain Fingerprinting.
Brain Fingerprinting technology depends only on brain information processing, it does not depend on the emotional response of the subject.
Conclusion
It would be inappropriate to generalize the results of the present research because of the small sample of subjects.
But the 100% accuracy and high confidence level of the results, however, provide further support for results from previous research using brain MERMER testing.